IKCS
<ѻý class="page-description">International Kidney Cancer Symposiumѻý>Possible guidance for use of adjuvant immunotherapy in high-risk, non-metastatic disease
Better OS, PFS, response rate, but newer combination strategies not included
More IKCS news: Long-term survival benefit with nivolumab/ipilimumab, disease-slowing surgery
Low rate of recurrence with surgery or nonsurgical options, but data can inform decisions
Confirmed responses in one-fourth to one-third of patients with refractory disease
Potential standard of care after current therapies, but key obstacles remain in the way
Building on recent success requires intervention at multiple steps in the cancer immunity cycle
A quarter of patients responded whether at the recommended or higher dose
Responses to "special drug" zanzalintinib in cabozantinib-exposed and unexposed patients
Thirteen-month survival gain falls short of statistical significance in observational study
Numerical advantage in median survival, response rate, durability with dendritic-cell agent
Nivolumab/ipilimumab achieves 1-year PFS of 100% in unresectable T1N0M0 tumors
Dramatic slowing of disease progression, prolonged responses with microbiome modulator
Present in roughly 5% of patients, survival worse in patients with larger or more lesions
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IKCS: International Kidney Cancer Symposium
November 2024
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ASN: American Society of Nephrology
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